Some questions for sophomore liberal arts students! Big problem for sophomore science students!

Landlord,Tell you that I'm also a liberal arts student.,My total score in the second semester of the second semester of high school is only more than 300.,I also applied for day school in the whole third year of high school.,During this period, I also fell in love.,Many teachers and classmates look down on me.,It's normal.,Poor students are bad students after all.,But I don't care about their thoughts at all.,Everyone has their own shining point.,At that time, my homeroom teacher gave me a lot of encouragement.,My girlfriend too.,So I never felt like I was a bad student.。 Others look down on it, that's someone else's business, and doing yourself well is the most important thing. Others think I'm a bad student, but I don't think so, I have my strengths, what do I care about other people?

The third year of high school is hard, but I complete the task seriously every day, some people read books and see the early hours of the morning, I never read, I know that I am not the material to read like that, but I complete the tasks seriously during the day, not to say 100%, at least more than half, thinking about everything that will be beautiful in the future, this is how my senior year of high school came. In the end, I took the provincial key two books, why not one? Because I don't have that strength.

But at least I'm worthy of myself and my family and teachers, so landlord, be confident, and let others know that you will always be the best!

Set a bottom line for yourself, and then raise it again and again, who the teacher likes, you should downplay this feeling. It's hard to study on your own, and you also say that you can't stick to it, don't try it casually, as for day study? I don't understand it.

Eh, encouragement.

Someone who came over... Personally, I think so:

It's not good for the so-called teacher to disdain bad students, but it's still understandable that people are selfish... Just like parents will have it for their children, so you don't have to worry too much, if you care too much, it will affect your emotions to learn. Don't worry about it.

It seems that your physics foundation is not very good, then your physics in the winter vacation is mainly based on the consolidation of the foundation, and the topics are also basic, one by one to understand, do it repeatedly, to the last week of the winter vacation to improve the difficulty, do not contact too difficult topics at once, that will only make the enthusiasm for learning physics a little less, then your physics will be even more hopeless.

In math, you look for which parts are weak (algebra?). Geometry? Let's break each one.

In the case of biology, this may be due to a deviation in the method of revision and the target audience. When revising, you need to make sure that you have put it all in your head and sorted it out, rather than just looking at it in your eyes and not taking it into your heart. The key points of the review should be clear, and you should know how well you need to master each knowledge point.

After the paper is sent, analyze which questions are more wrong and make up for them.

The winter vacation plan is mainly based on 2 subjects a day, interspersed with 1 subject adjustment when you are tired in the middle, and the review of basic knowledge points and the consolidation of topics are the main content, which is generally like this.

The above is just my personal opinion, I don't know your personal situation very well, so let's say so much. In fact, you can go to your teacher to help you analyze it and listen to their suggestions.

Why isn't your problem described, so how can I help you solve it?

Supplementary knowledge in the morning, questions in the afternoon, and English in the evening.

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x 2-x-6 0, or x 2+2x-8 0 -4 x 3 non-p is a necessary and insufficient condition for non-calling.

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If you are nervous about exams, you should think more carefully and practice more when you read books.

Your problem is still a common old problem for students You are very serious but you have no way First of all, you have to have a focus on what you want to learn in the exam This is the need for the exam Of course, if you are interested, you can study more, and secondly, you must have a plan to know when to learn what Good can reduce the study time and use this time to make up for the difference.

In short, you have to have a good study method, and you can learn from your classmates who study well.

Actually, your level is quite good, but English and mathematics should not be taken lightly.

Every liberal arts student knows that there is no gap in scores between Chinese and comprehensive literature.

If you want to improve, if you want to really get to the front, you must raise your scores in math and English.

And in your case, you're actually making a wise choice! In fact, liberal arts things have been reviewed since the second year of high school. Let's talk about my advice:

First of all, you have to maintain your own Chinese and comprehensive advantages, and then bring up mathematics and English little by little, there is absolutely no problem in this book, and the key points can be done!

English doesn't improve much in the short term, but if you can stick with it for a semester, you can improve your grades by more than 20 points. You have to analyze your own volume, and your weakest point is **. Read?

Choose? Composition? Completion?

Or listening? At the beginning, I bought myself a special training exercise, and it didn't take long to finish a book, the key is to persevere. The weaker you are, the more obvious the progress will be.

After the special training is completed, you can try to do the real questions of the college entrance examination, don't be afraid of the difficulty, just find the feeling, and the quality of the real questions is high, you can also understand the difficulty of the college entrance examination in advance, and you can finish a book of real questions. After doing these two things consistently, constantly discovering your own problems, and then correcting and paying attention, your English score will definitely improve!

Speaking of math, I wasn't good at math at the time. However, I believe that everyone can learn well, not that you can take the test above 135, but a score of 120 should be no problem. First of all, starting from the most basic, it is still the analysis of the test paper.

See what knowledge points you don't understand, and what kind of questions are the most difficult for you each time, trigonometry? Solid geometry? Or something else?

Find a problem, start from the textbook, then read the reference materials, try to solve the problem by yourself, it is really not good to ask your classmates and teachers. Then do a few questions of the same type, don't be too troublesome, and think about the future. A very important point is that the difficulty of the exercises you buy for yourself must be grasped, not too simple, otherwise you will not find the problem, it cannot be too difficult, there will be frustration, and it is too ambitious, a little higher than your own level.

Cooking makes perfect, don't worry. Mathematics is actually a high-risk and high-reward, some topics are difficult and tedious, but once you discover the mystery, nothing can stump you! Go for it!

I've said a lot, I hope it helps! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me!

Big brother, your score is high enough, do you want to mention it, do you want to be admitted to Peking University or Tsinghua University? Mathematics should be mentioned, do more questions, and specialize in training high-level question types. Ask the teacher the question type of the college entrance examination questions.

In fact, you don't have to be so nervous in the second year of high school, lay a good foundation, and you can be handy in the first and second rounds of review in the third year of high school.

The first question transforms the problem into the minimum of MP+2MF, that is, the intersection of the perpendicular line and the ellipse of MP+(the distance of the M alignment) is the minimum over the P alignment. The coordinates are (5 (3 2) 3,2) The second problem translates into finding the maximum value of mp+2a-mf1, which is obviously 40 (1 2)+10 when m,p f1 are on the same line

I'm also a liberal arts student, and I'm a sophomore. In response to your question, I would like to do something.

The first two questions, I think I can't help, although I personally like to read, but the school strictly prohibits reading extracurricular books, and I do questions all day long, but I think reading books is definitely helpful. In terms of history, some ordinary history books are fine, such as "5000 Years Up and Down", or the history of various dynasties. The main purpose is to help you, first, remember the year, and second, have a general understanding of the historical environment at that time.

It's good to read some basic books, it's too much. Your goal at this stage is to prepare for the exam.

Political geography is about learning methods. Although you know a lot about political issues, they are out of touch with your answering skills, and obviously they will not achieve good results. You have to master some basic answering routines.

Put what you know within this framework, and it's what is valuable. Geography is not difficult to learn. The key is to look at the picture more.

The study of geography is all about maps.

Hope it helps.

Bhabhi is also a liberal arts.

If you want to study liberal arts, I suggest you take a look at the Hundred Lectures. Really, it is not only about learning historical knowledge, but also about learning classic culture. Ancient rituals, institutions, ideas, cultures.

The difference between liberal arts students and science students is that liberal arts is to cultivate a person's ability to have a big perspective and grasp problems from the overall situation.

Personally, I prefer to read Yu Qiuyu's books, such as "Cultural Journey" and "Walkers Without Borders".

Professor Yi Zhongtian's "Pinren Lu", "Han Dynasty Figures", "Philadelphia Storm: The Birth of the U.S. Constitution and Our Reflections".

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Those who have luck must have faith.

Learning to live is fake, mentality is king, you must stand on a high place psychologically, take good notes in every course, and correct mistakes in time In fact, the three courses of liberal arts are similar After all, they are all liberal arts The laws of human society are very interesting.

Keep making small victories and finally achieving big successes.

Doing questions, mainly doing questions, learn skills!